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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-27
To Prevent Collisions.

Two German inventors are credited
with having devised an arrangement in
the shape of an automatic electric alarm
bell calculated to prevent the collision of
two trains on the same track. More than
this, the invention enables a train in
motion to remain in Geographic COM
munication with the station at either end,
in about the same way as do the Phelps
and Edison telecraphs. Finally, the in
vention admits of she transmission of dis
patches to passengers in the train, and
enables the roadmaster to ascertain at
any time whether the track is clear with
out being obliged to inquire of the neigh
boring stations Chicago Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-27


About yoar ago H. observed arrange change in
MS feelings. He felt tired instead OF vigorous; ner
vous instead of strong. Hie appetite becaae poor
and his sleep broken. He tried to overcome these
feelings but they would not 70. He then noticed
pains and irritation in the water channels and that
he fluids passed were often thick and with a scum
on top brick dust sediment nj the bottom. All
these the symptoms Of hat fearful disease,
Catsrrh of the Bladder, which has always been con
sidered nourable, and the, continued until the Cap
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tore of health and vgor to-day, and he owea 1t en-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-03
The FIGHT AT sAATI.
The Battle was Between Italians and
AbyssiDians.

ROME, February 1T transpires that
the fighting at Saati, near Massowah,
on January 25th and 26th, concerning
which Signor Depretls made state
ment in the Chamber of Deputies yes
{ rdav. was not between Italians acting
in conjunction with Abyssinians against
the Arabs, but between Italians and
Abyssinians The newspapers this
morning, commenting ON the situation;
urge caimness in dealing with the latter.
They say there is no question of war
with Abyssinia, but he only question
is the defense of Massowah. The opposi-
ton press denounce the Count De RObil-
ant, foreign minis er, and Signor Rlcotti,
minis er of War, for the recent state
ments they made reassuring the public
concerning tue situation at MSsowab
NAPLES, February Eight hundr,
t oops embarked to-day for Massows,
a reinforce the Italian army there.
Toe second detachment will be sent on
L,Onday.
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Another steamer Ashore.

SANDY Hook, February AT s
o'clock the patrol from Monmouth
Bach Life Saving Station No. 4, found
a large steamer ashore a mile below the
station. She bad passengers on board,
and they were screaming when the life :
SAILING rev reached the place. She has
gone aground about half a mile OF the
-nure, and 1t is thought she is leaking.
The weather is very thick. There is q
very heavy sea on, and it is raining. At
first the wind was blowing with a
velocity of twenty-five miles, but has
moderated
The point of the supposed wreck is at
east II miles south of this station.
The weather. which has been foggy all
night, is still thick, but wi some
indications of clearing off, when It is
thought the signals may be observed,
which will give more definite informa-
ton as tC the reported disaster. There
is no possibility at this hour e a. m. J
of communicating with the lIfe-saving
uions between here and the point
where The steamer is supposed to be
ashore.
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Bits From Berlin.

BERLIN, February 2.-Minister Won
Hoffman,, Secretary of State for AL
sace-Lorraine, in an address to the
Alsace national committee, contends
that vast majority of the population
of Alssce-Lorraine do not desire France
to go to war to reeonquest these pro-
vinces. He urges the people of Alsace-
Lorraine to elect members of the Reich
stag, who will show that those are
their sentiments; and says such an ex-
preston of their feelings makes a pro-
found impression on France. The
Hungarian workingmen have issued an
appeal for subscriptions to defray the
expenses of the German Socialists cleo
ton campaign.
Herr Schutzenberger, the famous
Strassburg brewer, is dead.
The Metzi Zeittng says four regi-
ments of infantry are about to be sent
to reinforce the garrison at Metz.
Thirteen Alsace-Lorraine members of
the last Reichstag elected have issued
manifesto, in which they say, if re-
elected, they will vote against the
septennate.
In all the theatres in Berlin, extern
sive preparations are being made for
special performances in honor OF
Emperor Williams birthday iet
The National Gazette states that Her
bait, French Ambassador to Germany,
in recent interview with Bismarck,
tried to reassure the Chancellor regard
ing General Boulanger's intention and
position.
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The War cloud in the East.

VIENNA, February "A majority o.
the newspapers here praise France fol
the soberness with which she treat:
Germany's alarm, AID express i'm,
patience at what they term Bismarck s
Wanton prOvoCation.
The Neu Freie PreSse exhorts France
not to fall into the trap that has been
set for her, but to keep Bismarck to his
word which binds him before the
world.
The TdgbJatt says it is dangerous to
other countries also, for one man to
have power to make war without free
Bsson.
The Official press is more reserved,
6lteIpresses faith in Germany's pru.
ds1ce and love of peace. 1t is rumored
Hst because French orders have been
aent to factory at Steyr, the govern
Re1t will prohibit the expectation of
atnS and war material.
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FothsringhAm's Trial Postponed

ST. LOUIS, February 2.-The trial of
David Fotheringham, the Adams
Express messenger of Jim Cummings
train robbery fame, was to- ay post
poned till March, in order to give the
defense time to prepare the deposit tons
ofWittrock and Haight for submission
as evidence, and to give the Supreme
Court an opportunity to decide whether
the conVicts Wittrock and Haight can
be removed from the penitentiary to
testify in the case.
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
that he was seriously afflicted with q
severe cold that settled on his lungs:
had tried many remedies without Dene-
lit. Being induced to try DraAngs
New Discovery for Consumption, old 30
and was entirely cured by use OF Few
bottles. Since which time he has used
it in his family for all Coughs and Colds
with best results. This is the experience
of thousands whose lives have bean
saved by this Wonderful Di!eoys1y.
Trial Bottles Free ct q. O. u. !. Drug
Stora
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THE QUEENS DoM1N1oNs.
Victoria at the Play-Harcourt and
His Dinner.

LONDON, February 2-The Queen at
tended the dramatic performance al
O,borne to-day, the first time she has
been at play since the death of Prince
Albert. The performance took place in
re Council Chamber. The play was
weethearts." with Mr.. and Mrs. K-n-
d Al II the leading roles. The audience
included Princess Beatrice, Prince
Henry OF Battenberg, Princess Fred
erIcka OF hanover, and thirty court at
.@Slr William 0arcourt has invited
Gladstone to meet Lord Harrington ana
Lord Randolph Churchill at dinner al
b 8 house or Saturday. Lord Hart
ington sends an excuse. The pres
euc5 of Gladstone is doubtful. Tie
invitations have caused a sensation.
1t is rumored that Harcourt Is trying
to effect temporary coalition, in order
to attack governments war expendi-
lures. The dinner will be purely social,
without any polIti al import.
The STOCK markets closed firm, with
moderate rise English buyers con-
tinued to take advantage of the low
level OF foreign stocks.
On the Paris Bourse there was a
marked recovery, and settlement was
effected with less difficulty than was
feared. Three per cent. consols rose
81. SOC,
The Journal de st. Petersburg attributes
the Bourse panic to newspaper articles,
and says: doubtless the ornaments
which are proceeding, although Cic-
tated by vigilance, inspire dstrust,
which NAV cause a conflict. The wis
dom OF the governments interested con-
sists in taking this situation into &C.
count, and the fact that it has been
frequently delared that no power de-
slres war;"
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Another Important Telephone Suit.

AnOSner, important I6lepnOne SUIT.
PHILADELPHIA, February "A tele-
phone suit involving the right to erect
and maintain long distance telephone
wires between New York, PhiIa-
delphia and various large cities, was
begun IN the United States circuit
court by a bill in equity filed this
afternoon by the attorneys for the
Brooks Telegraph Construction Com
pany. The defendants are a part of
the Bell Telephone syndicate, and have
organized the corporation which has
recently opened offices in various cities.
The prospectus issued by the defendant
company says that the Telephone Ex-
change in New York, Brooklyn and
adjacent cities is now being equipped
for metallic service in connection with
these lines, by which Philadelphia
business men will be placed in "irect
communication with any subscribers to
the telephone exchange in New York
and surrounding villages and cities in
New York, Now Jersey and Connecti-
cut, numbering in all over 1,500 sta
tons. The plaintiffs claim that they
bought the exclusive right under the
patent to use and make metallic cir
cults throughout the United States for
term of seventeen years from
February, 1881, and that they have
expended large sums of money in
perfecting the system, but that the de-
PENDANTS are violating this exclusive
right. 1t is claimed that the rapid ap-
pllcation to long distance of the tele-
phone to modern purposes renders the
prospective value of the ownership of
the metallic circuit to be rendered in
the courts second only to that of the
telephone itself.
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That Coming Bank.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2.-United
States Treasurer C. n. Jordan was in
town to-day and held conference with
Samuel R. Chipley, George +. Taylor
and others, relative to stock in Phila-
delphia in the Western National Bank
to begin business May 1st. 1t is stated
SecretaryManning will be the President,
and Jordan is to be the cashier.
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Boxeotting Armour Agaia.

CHICAGO, February 2.-District As
sembly q. Knights of Labor, tonight
resolved to endorse the action of
the Joint executive committee and Of he
three district Assem- blies of this city
boycotting Armour g. Co. and the Zoo
local butchers and grocers who are
buvIng goods from that 1rm. The
meeting decided that these hrms VIII
be norfed by a special committee
t, at they will be hoyc tied Ii they
continue to handle ArmOur's products.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-03
Buying a Telegraph Llne.

NEW YORK, February 2.-Ihe
Southern Telegraph Company, which
was sold under foreclosure proceedings,
at Richmond, Va, on Tuesday, was
bought in the interest of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, which has
owned a majority of the bonds Tor
nearly year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-03
Destructive Blaze.

hosHESTER, N. Y, February 3 Fire
o'0ke out in the steam laundry con-
oscied with the female department Of
State Industrial Home at am. and
ssPissc like wlldfre throughout the
guiding, which is a fine structure, four
Hosles n height. The inmates are al
iTsscued. The loss will reach sec, 900.
reinsurance.
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FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY.
The Quarterly COnfer6nce-Things
Theatrical and Otherwise.
To the Editor of THE HERALD.

To the Editor of THE HERALD.
The Quarterly Conference of the
Box Elder Stake of Zion, was held here
in our Tabernacle on Saturday and
Sunday last, and was attended by large
and attentive audiences.
Apostle John w. Taylor was present
and delivered three powerful discourses
during the conference, which were full
of inspiration, instruction and reproof,
upon the duties of the Latter-dsy
Saints, and we're highly appreciated by
all who were present. And while the
stormy elements of persecution were
raging and dsshing against lions ship
from without, the peaceable things of
the kingdom were enjoyed within at
our last conference.
On Saturday evening last large
audience greeted
THE B. D. & L. CLUB
(Which interpreted is, Brigham
Dramatic and Lyric Club at the
Theatre on their third appearance this
season. The piece presented was er.
titled The Life of an Actress, and was
put on the stage in good style,
both as to costumes, dialogue and act
ing, which was the natural result of
study and sufficient rehearsal. Mr.. E.
h. Pierce as Grimaldi, the old actor, was
immense both in acting and make up
and used his bfoken Italian dialect
with an ease that Nfew largely on the
Imagination of his audience. Mrs. E. Il.
Pierce performed the part of Violet for
the first time and from the manner in
which she personated that difficult and
emotional part, one would easily have
been led to suppose that her perform
ance on Saturday night was her hun
dredth appearance in that character.
Mr.. b. +. HoWells made his debut here
With the club as Captain MaltraYers
and 1t must be said that he performed
his part like an actor with considerable
experience. Mr.. B. H. Jones also
made his first appearance here
IN the part of Arthur Shafton
and was well up in his lines
and business. Miss Eta Madison
also deserves especial mention for her
dignihsd and natural rendition of the
part of julia. In short, all the mem
bers did we'll, and the audience were
well entertained, as they manifested by
their frequent applause The play was
a success financially, as well as artistic
ally. The proceeds of our Home Dram
aic Clubs last three performances
amount to over 1873
One week from next Saturday The
club will present the sensational play
entitled "Daryil the Demon, or Earnest
Maltravers."
On Saturday evening next our juven-
lie dramatic trO Ipe announce that they
will play Lady Audley's Secret"
Yesterday afternoon
THREE DEPUTY MARsHALs
sped through our city Ike meteors. 60
Ing orthward. After lingering in our
northern suburbs a short time th5y
drifted westward. And still the world
goes on.
The citizens of Brigham CITY are mott
fed by hand bills that they are to be
treated daily 10 gospel sermons in
our courthouse, at 3 clock pm, by
the Rev. S. E. Wishard. DID.
So you see we are not entirely with
out entertainment as we'll as persecu-
ton. J.B,
BRIGHAM CITY, February 1st, 1887.
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An End to Bope soraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg III.
says: Having received so much bene
at from Electric Bitters, feel 1t my
duty to let suffering humanity know IL.
Have had 8 running sore on my leg for
eight years; my doctors told me !
would have to have the bone scraped or
leg amputated. l used, instead, three
bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and my
leg IL now sound and well" Electric Bit
ters are sold at fifty cents . bottle and
Bucklen's Arnica Sslve At nc. per box
Nv z @, Il. /. DTug StofR.
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NATIONAL NOTES
v,ords Wired from Washing
ton on Wednesday,
rvz w.R CLOUD IN THE EAST
,o,,at sa.ti-Anoth@r = "mel
fhs -ue.tructiys Htase-
Othsr seN- Notes
News orthe Sa'ion.

w,su,.a7oN. February 2.-Ihe
20 c.mui.tee on lerri'orl 5, to-
h1.rfsvorsbly considered The bill for
org,.iz4tron Of the Territory OF
- TIE bill provides for the
Ai nslhi,Ibu nd If a civil government
eslaO vi +.a country Lede b. Russia TO
0'e'r'nir.I States under the name OF
t iT,s y and design ares the l0"n OF
aitEa as the sea OF ggVerliInenV, III
SIso 'nroy.Iss that The Territory snaII
a. az snfrItl.a 10 a legate IL the ha,lohai
T ~ nj REPRESENTATIVES 10 pc eIecJ' u
~ The orelihsd voter Of the territory
DIT he Secretary Of the Treasury, To-
cot a communication to the
D me- pro tenn Of the oenate, III
pre- .s--o- to 81 resolution requesting HIM
20 inform the Senate Wnether any
national banks are
rolYING MONEY UPON SECURITIES
=. disoopn,iDg bills OF not, and which
~aouire psymrnt in gold coin only. The
sscretary saws there is no iAforma-
tion IN The treasury DFp"l u" III /
fr y winch it can be ascer-
tained whether or not any
1atj0nsr banks are trinsacting business
in the manner described.
The Department OF the Interior mas
ASKED CONGRESS FOR AN APPROPRIATION
ofs25 900 for salaries, expenses, etc, CT
special agents for locating Indians on
lands in seyeralty, under the act re
Gently passed. in which no approprla-
tion was made for the special agents
required To be employed for that
purpose 80
One hundred aud twenty of the 14O
clerks on outy at the office of the chief
signal office, have signed a petition TO
Congress. IN which they express
the opinion hat The best interests
Of the government would be
. subseryeG by transferring the sigma
corps of The army to the new executive
department contemplated in the House
bill 800, and also urge that thew be
made civilians instead of enlisted men
as at present.
The President has accepted the sec
lion of the Oregon and California rail-
road, beginning at point fCrty-hVe
miles south OF ROseburg, Oregon, anC
south 100 miles.
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Jcsfi n eir .9e butchers. A stampede in
ir,ast o +, B Bel, mutton and pork
aja steal 70, IForterhouse and tender
hast I9iL - cents per pound; prime
ltssE "a cents per ponnd. x gIrIie
Bcs1i, = . . tents per pound. cbU chr I ni
Der oor pet pound; boiling be nJ'e seeak,
ceatgs OUaa; loin and legs Of ON m1t+ cents
Pound; breasts ana choPs, s cents per
seats per pound 1lu necks of mutton, 5
PEI pound nort pork chops, s Gems
Cents per po6 POfk f0Sasts ana sausage. 3 :
3scial redT Hgiu, On all of the abSsys, Q
UsaTery. 'OF cash only, without
Cor. F e q. s ,; AMOS; Butcher,
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Bucklen,s Arnics salve.

THE BEST SALvBin the world for Outs,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChilOlains, Corns, and all skin erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 8 It's guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price twenty-five cents per box.
or Isle bV y. q. NJ. [.
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win NOT; Go to Rome.

New YORK. February DIR. McGlynn
commenced his reply to Rome to-day
He did this at the suggestion of Car
dinal Gibbon. 1t seems to be under
stood that DR.. McGlynn will not go to
Rome.
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Buy ing VesG els Abroad,

HAMBURG, February 2.-An American
"npany have ordered two steamers
ION the Armstrong;, of Newcastle.
1ls vessels are intended for the COM
Fany West Indian and Mexican line.
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Summer CompIaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
go, - Uie - 90 fobso-, ny E an
of Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to use on the fist symptom.
Only 80 cents. Sold by q. q. n. 1. and
ali druggists
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-03
Hou.e of Refuge in FInmss

Hs| YORK, February 3, 2.45 am
Al''ceS have just been received that a
q 3 e hre IS in progress in the House of
-, use, Rochester, n. Y. Particulars
@e expected soon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-03

sHILOH's vITALtzER is what you
need for Constipation. Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness, and ali'kymptoms of Dyspep
STA. Price 10 and IS cent? per bottle.
Sold by 4. G. Smith Il Co., druggists. Z
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Voted for ahhot

III, l1lS70N' n. J., February AT a
..,l' meeting Of the Legislature this
, 1Yyl, len Democrats were present and
,T,O,e9 Ior Albeit for Senator Ad-
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sod by US on q guarantee.
1t cures Consumption. Sold by A. q.
Smith & Co.. druggists.
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sr l.soEA on Itch" cures skin bumors
t0sreSS a.. =. -hg worm, letter. salt rbeum
s, 1sse ;set chilb.aius. Ilch wv noisnI,
'''oers Itch. Soc lars ~ pols9n'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-03

GROUP. WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by 4. c. Smith &
Co., druggists. 8
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THREE DEPUTY MARsHALs
Rough on Corns."

Ask fer Wells Rough on Corns. F"
Quick relief, complete cure. Corns,
warts, bunions. 15c. /
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A STATE OF ANARCHY
An Alleged High Handed
Political Outrage.
WORK OF A DESPERATE MOB.
They FOrcIbIy Dust Omci,Is, Bum
the House n One aud Create
a Reign Of Terror.
WORK OF A DESPERATE MOB
A wild and Desperate Mob

DENVER, February 2.-Paggsa Springs
the seat of Archuleta COUNTY, is i'll a
state of anarchy. A mob has driven
the county commissioners from the
town. burned several houses of Com
missioner s 'ase, aud forced him TO re-
sign his off e at the poinC Of re-
volver. A special from there says: j
B. Martinez, J. P. Archuleta and Mr..
Scase, Republican county commits
sionerS, were, on JaruarQ 81, un
seated by the Democratic >ne -iff named
HEIGHT. The act was done with political
intent and the mob which followed the
sheriff, after having accomplished the
act of intimidation.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We.
guarantee it. Sold by A. G. Smith &
Co., druggists. /
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Trough on Rats

Clears out rats. mice, reaches, flies
ants. hedbugs, beetles, insects, sknnks
lck rabbits sparrows, gophers. 15c
At druggists.
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BURN ED THE ROUSE

of Mr.. Scase, at Pagosa Springs. This
last act was committed on Monday,
during the absence of Scase in Denver
Last November, the above-named com
missioners were elected by Republican
votes, the same time that Demo.
crat named Height was elected sheriff
There was great feeling at the polls. nut
the preponderating NJ xican vote
assured Martinez, Archuleta and
Scase of their triumph over
The ATTACKS of their antagonists. They
were Mexicans, and this, too, added
strength to the bitterness prevalent
The feeling increased instead of
diminishing as the time of their induc-
ton into office approached and
January 3. at the county seat, the time
for their official appearance, an arme
body of fifteen or twenty determi ed
men, led by Sheriff Height, fore, a
way into the room where the commls
sioners were seated, and demanded of
them that they
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NASAL I'M EOTOR free with each
bottle of Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. For sale at A. G. Smith
& Co. s Drug Store. 10